Libra Horoscope for May 2020

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Your Horoscope by Susan Miller

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Please Note: On October 1, 2020, there is a full moon in Aries 9º, not Aquarius 9º. We apologize for this error in our 2020 calendar.
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SUMMARY

You have an outstanding month ahead, but first, so that you can enjoy what’s coming in the second half of May, you will need to finish up a financial matter within four days of the positive full moon, May 7. You started organizing financial matters in April, and this full moon will culminate your present concentration on money. This is a positive new moon, so if you are waiting for an answer regarding a raise or a new job, you should hear the answer within four days of May 7. This will be a friendly full moon for most, so think good thoughts.

If you need to discuss a mortgage, or home improvement loan with your bank, do so between May 14 and May 18 when you’ll have Pluto and Jupiter behind you, one-hundred percent. Expect to get an attractive offer. Family support will be unusually strong too, so if you need a loan or outright financial gift from your parent, ask, for your chart suggests that your mother or father will want to help you, even if this has never happened before.

There is indication you will be making changes in the structure of your investments in your retirement portfolio, as Saturn is now within orb of a challenging aspect to Uranus to conform to changing conditions. This may come up suddenly now, or later, in 2021, as this is a slow-moving aspect. Saturn rules the past and Uranus rules the future—with Uranus in this position, the old decisions you made about your money might not work as well as you move forward.

This aspect involving Saturn and Uranus will be more evident in 2021 than 2020. Because these two planets are close enough to create an influence now, it may be time to confer with your financial advisor to find ways to get a better performance from your retirement account or investments. In the past month or so, the entire world’s economy has changed dramatically, so it’s always a good idea to gather opinions of financial professionals. You might want to take a college course in finance or start to watch a financial TV channel to bone up on how markets work.